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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
IN. IIeadorE Hurdcr case.

SIOUX Cry, Ia, Nov. l4.-Thc sheriff
has completed, the service Of an extra
ycnirc for scycnty-fiye jurors from which
TO select q jury to try John Arunsdori a
second time for the murder Of the Rev.
George q. Handbook. This h In addition
10 the regular panel The trial Is st for
Mlondayin the district court Judge Wakcn-
field presiding. Since the last trial, which
ended In disagreement Of the jury, the
defense has made strenuous efforts "a have
the case dismissed. arguing such motion
at length, only 30 have II oycuulcd. AZ
present the indications are that the trial
will proceed, although IL "a rumored that
a desperate effort will be made 70 have q
continuation granted. No far ~ " known
no new evidence OF importance has been
deyclopcd on either side.
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ne stole s1OOo.

sr. PAUL, Mimi, Nov ll.-John II.
wcbber, a young man in the employ Of
the Northern Pacific express company for
year or more, has disappeared. It is rc-
ported that he took with him large
amount Of money that had been expressed
TO wcsisn points. The exact amount Is
no, known, nor can Il De asccrtained until
the claims Of the shippers are all In, rs the
packages taken by Wcbbcr wcc not en-
tered upon his books. Il is believed, how
ever. that he has got away with about
5000
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syrup OF rigs

Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup company. San Francisco. Cal, Is
natures own true laxative. Il l. the most
easily taken aud the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 90 cleanse the system when
billions or costiye a. di.pcl headaches, colds
and icvcrs, 10 cure habitual constipation, In.
digestion. etc. For sale In 30 cents and II
bottles by n. J. Holster. aud all leading
druggists. Van Vlcci & Co. q. W. Jones &
90, WV. Wilkcr,on q Co., Mansfield &
Co. have been appointed wholesale agents
al N.fnubta
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GOLDEN OPINIONS
From Leading Southern Newspapers
The Mississippi Valley Farmer, Mem
phis, Tenn.


The Mississippi Valley Farmer Nom
phis, Tenn.
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FARMER.-
This enterprise gives evidence of pros
perity that is gratifying TO those who cher
lsh agricultural literature. This journal is
peculiarly the exponent ol southern plant
ing, and il has the advantage OF having not
only practical editions but practical CORE
spondcntS also. lis articles are nearly all
original and all OF them practical. We
know OF no journal OF its class better suited
to advance the interests OF agriculture in
the States contiguous to Memphis, or in
deed OF the whole southwest. Daily Dem
ocrat, Natchcz, Miss.
The MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FARNFR.-
The August number OF ahis cntcrprising
magazine, published by Mcssrs Battaile 4
Marshall, Of this city is an improvement
upon its predecessors, and they arr all
most Crcditablc efforts The various de-
partmonts are we'll sustained and mp with
the times. The proprictors deserve credit
and encouragement in their most worthy
undertaking, to publish iirst-class mRga-
zine adapted to the wants OF planters and
oil intelligent people throughout the Mis-.
f'N'llt'l NNiAN UNIV lsNAiENlf liiAl7f
Tenn.
TnE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FARMER has
been welcome addition to our list OF CX-
changes for several months. The number
now on our table il very handsome in gen
cTl appearance and makeup. From list
Of contents We should Judge that its cdi-
tons are fully posted in all matters pertain
ing to agriculture fruit growing and stock
breeding in the gull AMI valley States --
Times Democrat, New Orleans
TuE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FARMER isHllcd
with excellent and interesting reading for
farmer, planter and family circle. We mo-
ticc tina, II is continuing It's prize essay
feature, which must draw out the very
hest talent and experience OF agriruJur-
lists, as well ~ give the publication u wide
circulation. Commcrciul-ilcald, \icks-
burg Miss
An excellent advertising medium. sam
pie copies free 10 nll. The Weekly Ar
PEAL. ArrEAL's premium. Our Family
Physician, and the Mississippi Valley
Farmer one year for -. Address Buttailc
& Marshall, Memphis, Tenn.
IL is only the coal dealers who never Get
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Chancory Sam.

No. On. u Din the Chanccry Court n Shelby
County Tenn Mary v Dpnie by her neat
friend. ". John A. pcnlc, 81 d.
Under aud ~ virtue Of a decree entered In this
cause on July -. issi. rccorlcl IN minute Look ~
rage ~. Will. as special commissioner. on
Monday, the 9Th 81 December. 1887,
az " O'Clock m. IN front oi the count house In the
cts OF Mrnphll. shelby county Tenn srl the FOL.
lowing described real estate, ~ the highest aud
ts.st bidder iuf cash. toWlG lying being aud
situated ln ihp Taxing District " shelby county.
Tenn. late tliB ~ Memphis, situated on south
Coufi Frri ana iring thr east bali ~ lot No. 21i
on The plan nnl mIp ~ ihr nil tliy OF Memphis,
lot a. tHnu.nf thence vet With the south tide u
Houih Cuuu .Irri is ioUt % inches, thence south
"a feet iuphD thDucr cat tieeloi Inches, thence
north "a iart inches b. the beginning Terms VI
ale cash " u. JORDAN,
Special Commissioner.
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REFonrrn (rushing I'M The secret scry.

REPonrEH crushing in)-The secret scry.
Ice has Just caught a counicriciicr.
Chorus -lIoorayl One Of those fellows
who take the bread right out Of the mouths
OF our children. -.
ole has been countericitng 500 bills. y
hut he can't take the chewing gum out
Of our childrcn's mouths, for they are too
smart for anything like that, for they swing
on 20 the old reliable sol colcmans koko
tulu, which can't be oouniorieiied, neither
as a cure for dyspepsia or indigestion, ior
II beats the world.
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NEW YORK FAILURE.
A. s. Hatch q Co., Brokers. suspend
Operations.

Operations.
NV YoRK, Nov. IA. S. Hatch 4
Co. a well known firm OF brokers, failed
today. Mr.. Hatch was once president q
Che stock exchange, and for number Of
year4 n member OF the firm II Fisk &
Hatch. The announcement Of his failure
was made at the stock exchange shortly
after . o'clock. lie was caught short Of
Reading and the boom In that stock forced
him 10 the wall.
The firm Of A. S. Hatch & Co., COM
posed Of Alfred $. and Frederick H..
Hatch, filed an assignment this afternoon,
for the benefit Of creditors, 10 Horace IL.
Chittendcn, with preferences amounting
10 81. 900 In favor Of May Chitienden.
The failure was decided surprise 10 the
street. but created no excitement what.
ever. A. s. Hatch was one OF the most
monument figures on the exchange. This
X the thirl time Mr.. Hatch has been forced
10 suspend Tho first time was when the
Jaw Cooke crash carried down ~ many
wall street firms, and the second was
when Grant 4 Ward suspended. The
partnership with Harvey Fish, which bad
tasted quarter Of century, was dissolved
after The second failure. aud A. $. Hatch
formed q partnership with his son, J. H.,
undcr the title Of A. $. Hatch \ Go. Tho
firm did an immense business, and
was understood 10 have had some
very large customers. For some
time back. however, Mr.. Hatch has
becn operating on the shor, side Of the
market and during the recent rise en-
denyorcd to dcprcss the market The
stock Of which he vas the heaviest sellci
was Reading aud the sharp advance whicl
has followed the absorption Of almost al
tbe flrEiinq stock by great European syn
dicaic was loo much for him. The price
Of Ibis stock a short while ago was bol' an,
lac Is thought 10 have sold some thousand
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wII.LIANs-A Alma. Ark, Monday, November
n. ISL. j. 4. MilLiAgA
fUcmnlns will be brought to THIS city lor inter.
mont Of which due notice will be- given
wALgli-At the NJ idcncc ~ Mr Matthew Cum.
Minis corner oi reytOn and I0hulOn avenues. MIS-
MARY WALSH. aged VI years
Funeral this (TUEsDANl morning nj 10 O'Clock
Service at - Mays church. Friends q the ipm'
ily invited " attend.
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The Duacs Know 10.

ORR they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Eminent cured big bead In
mules for W. y. Hunt, 81 Adairyillc, KY.
J. II. Mallory, Of Forts station, Tenn,
cured hia h0gs Of blind siaggcr with H. In
fact, this King OF Linimenis Is invaluable
Tor man and beast, and no family should be
without H. 20 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, No. 2sJ Main street.
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A sssi Accident.

PnnADrrniA, Penn, Nov. IA
number Of boys were this morning playing
on an embankmcnt In a vacant lot At lndi'
ana avenue and Orianna street, when a
huge bank Of earth caycd In and instantly
killed James Hurley, aged eleven, and his
brother, John, aged nine. Two OF three
other boys were injured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
Barton 4 Lamb.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

~ lots IN narion 4 lambs H1,hrm Avenue
Subdivision splendid rlllyuHr prlarts WIN
IN on monthly payments. D.Hi.. ll.'i iJr
good pauies ou oasy icnla
ta Acres, making y lots near ilruHHl Come
ter. IN ,trrri car line. VIII tc ..If 90 sflii
baHaln NU lriior investment Hr. HH.Hu ualy
one fourth mile from Ciiy limib
eo-ncrc Tracts, miles from rItr 01 Poplar
tir,t boulevard. nar urtEnl uuuwy liHc.
Excellent ucighborho5d beautiful high properly
On easy terms ~ low prices
10 Acres on Ken avenue Tho hinisomcst rcsi.
dcucc tic, 10 bc found anywhere The Prospect
Pafk railroad dummy line run HFhtthrough the
property also Chickhscw boulevard, which Is 100
feet vide VIII lcll IN laryc or small blocks
There l. nothing IN this county that 4 more At
tucilyc or beautifully situated Very high AMI
thoroughly drained. ~ minutes irom the center
Of city By mpid Transit
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7. A, LAMB, SECRETARY,
NO. 8 MONROE STREET.
Stockholders Meeting.

orrcr MEvrrtH A Cuirr1nN " " CO..
No. 10. WAL ~, n w. ort5s i~t
The animal ,n,,,i,g n Che ur.k hol1rr Of tho
enfsuanv fpf tba sis.,t,,, 1i d.rfiur and such
other busnos a. may eui1r if'urr w. VIII ~ hell
q MEMPHIS, INN. IN the u1ml9nis , 9il',s, Yn
lhnrelay November ". lNi wv ~" u,,,.l
Der ~ ipi Polls for such clcfIDh VIII ailo w
NJ sJuNAk. Seereiafy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Probate. Court Sale OF Real Estate
No 6Gt Hp.=iu the Probate Court ~ shelby
county, Tenn George Mnymnn w. James Tufs
nCr Clements
~ virtue of decrro iof fblo made and entered In
this cause on kuyeinbUfl, isfl In miuutU bupk ~,
png. will sel ~ public auction, ~ The highest
bidder In irUni Of The court house door, Un Main
street. Memphis Tenn, On
Saturday. November 90, 1897,
within legal hours the iopwnG described real O.
Situated in tl,c county oi shelby State ~ Ten.
ncscc. lying aNh being IN the Taxing District ~
said county being lGts Nos. n aud " In block ~,
on the plan ~ the town Oi Port Pickering aid lots
hAyinga front each Ut twenty four feet on the west
ado u Fourth street aud running back h. an alley
wostwarlly one hundred and twelve aud ono halt
icrt ui2it iecu.
Terms ~ salr One half cash md the balance In
fiN months. the purchaser to execute notes With
approved n0curis and lien Will 10 retained on
tht lnnd ~ secure the unpaid purchase money.
PJ QriGLEY. Clerk.
ny TuOs ~ CnTssHAw, Deputy Clerk
Io0rrp Elliott kdl fuf tUinpL fnns
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LODGE NOTICES.

CT. ELMO COMMANDEiY No. lS. \. T., kyyv
- will meet ln stated conclAyc this lIll-- FtS,t,
DAY rycning November ~. ~ 7.an o'clock. ty,sfts
SoiOunilng ffatCn cuurtcuusly Invited. 'A--AA'
by uflrr 81 T. \. khLLlNb, D.. q,
Jas \. MAuArrY. Recorder
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III. Carroll was las, seen on Main street
near Mccall street Any information vii
be- thankful for by Chief oi Police.
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IpII,.

II is only the coal dealers who never get
left on cualpd day.
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For piah and particulars apply q, once Of tho
Company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

The pooling u fra'rhts and Of r,nroad csr,ip,,
tp ~ Hs he commission hss know ietio nr inlnfrn.
uni uu ihe tuh'r'i rHmC o. an end when the nrt
tnnk ELECT llui Hf pooling Nus only unc OF several
luus, thU lUHdng nnbCl4tIout have not boom di,.
solved. hut have huUn VuuiInued Ia existence tor
ulhcr nhlrrb Among these objects are the making
81 nFulhiions i1r uninterrupted nud harmonious
hithlh lhe NultpD cinbmoCd b. their workings.
-'h" regulations In addition a. thoso made by the
low are almost " not altogether Indispensable.
Wr rifiiyn preventing thlpmeutH from bclng con.
hhhnh ul TIE drtlrc Of changing time schedules,
riftiHfr w dlncrvnt oa~, ctc., II has not
Hu'l'fhsrn ~ pn,vlde Tor tho making oi
Hlfh uWr schedules ~ would tHclli.
i1'r liH 'plilhunu. shipment OF n prvsfilo rules
'H it h~'llit sud movement Of ratr TOT that pur.
H.F lnNv,vf desirable this might haNe bcvn II
we've Nutlahle IN make rules which, while
irril IN their natufe. should be soiiiciently deh
lllp Tot tniofyVment a. laws. II waa Aoublen pcT
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GRATEFUL---CoMFoRTING

The above IL sold, Wholesale aud Retail, by i
j. HESTER, the Druggist ut Memphis, Tenn.
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II has been given ont that whom Mr.
Elaine sAall rturn 10 this country, he will
approach u lum the westward, aud land
Ia Fan Francisco Just long enough before
the meeting OF the Republican national
convention TO make timely triumphant
trip across tho continent. This Il n very
clover program. But Mr. Blaine should
remember that the course of the empire il
westward. llc viii be travelling in the
wrong direction.
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cclved by Congress that these and many other mat.
tors OF detail though they might be OF high Inn
portanoe could not be wisely and effectively dealt
with by general legislation, but that such legisla-
ton must chiefly be restricted to provisions for
regulation and TO prevent abuse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

Simon Esicrlng, Of Hickory, Miss, has
been awarded a pension for service in tho
Mexican war. Tho helms Of Sterling &.
Goldman, deceased, Of Silver City, Ark,
have boon grnnied an origInal pcnslon.
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"Nour Honor. this man was caught steal.
ing a box II Longs Pearl Tooth soon uT a
druggists counter" "DischarradW rnarrd
the magistrate "lIe would not b. human
we've he able 10 withstand the great tcmpta-
ton
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-04-14
HERE AND THERE.

An Irish setter A walking delegate. -
Puck.
In the drama of life, the clerk plays
counterpart. Puck.
The best thing on record Is the deed of
q corner lot.--PEck.
Bookkeeper: One who borrows but
never returns them.-LLte.
Tight lacing, like other evils, has its
compensation. II prevents waist fulness.
Life.
A New Haven paper boasts of cat
that sits up like kangaroo Kangaroos
must sit up all night, then.-Chd' leston
Enterprise.
Way out in prohibition Kansas there is
travelling dramatic company playing
''Tel Nights in Drug Store" with great
success. - Philadelphia Record
Mistress Ito servant) Did you tell those
ladies at the door that was not at home
Servant Us, mum. Mistress-w What
| did they sayP Servant foriinit =
Mem York Sun.
jay Gould, Russell Sage, and Cyrus
| W. Field do not use tobacco in any form.
This may be construed as an argument
for or against tobacco, according to the
way that you regard the men, Boston
Post
Bertie-My Uncle John ia big man,
tell You. He's got charge OF all the
twenty five cent pieces in the world.
Bobby-He has2 Bertie-Yes he told
me he was onartArmastAr lest niabt. -
! Tia ili,s
| III. Z L.
moRed tue muftis and ordered them to
proclaim jehad against Russia. This
rips the yashmAk off of bis designs, and
soon we shall hear, perhaps, of his
waving the sAuiak in the holy jehad,
ad.-Sp1nGgieM Union.
"The only possible objection That can
be found with the house." said the land.
lord, after showing all the apartments,
sis the absence of bathroom" "That
doesn't make any difference at ALL"
replied the would be tenant; I'VE are
anarchists. "-Ha,psT'S Bdzdr.
The editor of the Muddy Forks Buq!,
says: at is our intention to make the
Bugle the great literary and political
journal of the whole west, which we can
not do as long as we have to print oui
paper on a hand-press turned by our
wife, rs We do now.-N. J. EreninS
Post.
De Garmo- "What does your sister
say about me, BERTHE ?" Bertie-"Sht
said to day that she didn't THINK you'd
ever set the river on fire." D. Garmo-
"What confidence she has in me! o.
course she knows I'm too honorable to dc
anything of that kind" It'd L}its.
A book entitled "Traits and stories o.
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese has recent,
been issued by an English publisher
Where is that much. vAuuted American
enterprise Shall we not soon have ,
volume on "The Lusciousntss of Y,
Fragrant Limhurger," or The Btatif,
Flavor Of Ye Festive Book Y"--N. y
C0nan'e' oidl AdtsrtiSer.
Yermilion Station, Mimi was grievously
panied at the passage of the high licens,
law, which compelled the four saloon
keepers Of that place TO pay $500 licens,
into the town treasury. Finally solution
to the vexed question was found. Thu
four saloon. keepers wore sworn in a
special policemen OF Nermilion and thei
salaries fixed at 500 year each. The,
then took out their licenses at $500 each
In this way the village of Vermilior
licenses its saloon keepers at 800
year each to sell liquor. Pittsbur9 Post
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-04-14

NOTICE WILLIAM REED TIE
IN TENANT Of the house situated at No.
SIS Churcn street, In The Fourth ward
OF the city Of Wilmington. c9unty OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writing
to the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware, In
and for New Castle cOunty,On MONDAY, the 9th
day Of May, A. d., 1857, being the next term
OF sald court for license for said house.
as an inn or tavern for the sale therein ofintoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one quart,
TO be drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens Of said ward recommend
the said application, viz:
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rwo DAYS.
ID. ". mehersson.


Somewhere In that strange land we callthe
Past,
Ny heart has set one day whose light shall
last
When all YOUTHS golden years forgotten lie.
Ever across my lie II shines afar,
AS through storm-tossed sky one glorious
star.
One day struck sudden midst the whirling
years
Into the perfect calm Of Paradise;
One day when life, set free from doubts and
Law ioye.lit under shining summer skies,
When my hearts mad hoping dared con-
fess,
And found heaven in my lady's yes.
The clouds roll back the gentle wind that
signs
Low through the branches has her voices
tone;
Her eyes lonk In sweet answer to my eyes;
Once more feel her hand within my own.
Let Fortune spoil my treasures M she VIII,
Tue one'brlght memory IL with mt still.
Somewhere within that unknown shadowy
land
We call the Future, ~aiteth me day
When | shall hold again my laiy's hnmd,
Aud listen low to hear what she will say.
All, Love that day must dawn for us at last,
When all our weary waiting ahall he past.
Chambers Journal.
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CatArrh Not a blood Disonse.

Nasal catRrrh and AL catarrhal affections OF
the head are not diseases OF the blood, and Il "a
a SERIOUS miatake 70 treat them as such. No
conscientious physician ever hopes or attsm pts
TO do so, yet patents are sometimes misled into
purchasing and using certain advertised
sarsBparillas or other so-cslled blood medicines
in the persuasion that to purify the Dloods Is TO
cure cAtarrh. AS a matter OF COurAH they are
always disappointed, and become more than
over respondent OF ever getting well
Cstarrh is an Inflammation Of the timing
membrane Of the nnssl air passages
Dr.. r. w. Logan Of Knoxville, Tenn, Presi-
dent OF tbs American Pathological Association,
says "ln all diseases OF the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must ne non-lrri-
tatng. The medical profession has been SLOW
70 learn tbis Nothing satisfactory can be
complishod with doucheB, snuf1s, powder,
syringes, AstriDgents or any similar applica-
tion, because they are ali Irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than fallures.n
This being true, and blood medicines being
also useless, 20 what conclusion are we driven ?
simply 70 this that the successful remedy for
naaal catarrh must pe nOn-irrithtlng, easy of
application, ard one that viii, by It's own action,
reach all the remote sores and liberated sur
The history OF the efforts to treat catarrh dur
ing the past few years obllges us 70 ADMIT that
only one remedy has completely met these con-
ditiOns, and that IL Elys Cream Balm, a prep
aration widely known.
This safe and pleasant remedy has mastered
catarrh as nothing else has ever done, and both
physicians and patients freely concede this fact
The more distressing symptoms quickly yield
TO It, and multitude Of persons who have for
years bnrne all the worry and palm that eatRrrh
can iulict testify 70 radical and permAneni
cures wrought by II, Rly's Cream Balm is per
feotly soothing and sgreohhie; excitee no dread
dseolyes the hardened hccumulations, leeAenf
the extreme sensibllltiss Of the nerve csnters &
cold and all external irritants, and is followed
by nor eaction.